Sorry For That Gas Well Explosion – Here’s a Pizza Coupon
Chevron earns widespread ridicule, after apologizing for a natural gas well explosion by giving pizza coupons to nearby residents.
Archive for February, 2014
Mailman Convicted of Stealing, Selling Coupons Sues JCPenney for $25M
A New York mail carrier who was arrested for stealing and selling JCPenney coupons, is now suing the store and the police who arrested him.
Nation’s Largest Supermarket Shakes Up Shoppers’ Routines
Kroger is starting to shift many of its weekly ads to start on Wednesdays instead of Sundays – but is it an improvement, or an annoyance?
Why You May Be Saving Less With Coupons Than You Have in Years
A new report on coupon statistics says we saved less with coupons last year than at any time since before the recession.
New Coupon Kiosks Could Be Coming to a Store Near You
REMAG eyes expansion, as it completes its first field test of kiosks that offer grocery coupons in exchange for your recyclables.
Sunday Coupons – 2/16/14
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from RedPlum in your February 16, 2014 Sunday newspaper.
Cutthroat Coupon Code Competition Leads to Lawsuit
CouponCabin files a federal lawsuit to keep other coupon code sites from stealing its unique offers.
Fired Cashier Offers Cautionary Tale About Catalina Coupons
A Meijer cashier is fired for taking customers’ unwanted Catalina coupons – and she’s far from the only one.
Albertsons’ Monopoly Gets Bigger, Richer – and Even Harder to Win
The 2014 Monopoly game is under way at Albertsons, ACME, Shaw’s and Jewel-Osco – the prizes are bigger than ever, but so are the odds of winning anything.
How Your Coupon Use Can Help the Less Fortunate
High Ridge Brands, maker of Zest, Alberto VO5 and other personal care products, launches a program that allows couponers to help the needy.
